Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Good afternoon, I ask for help in determining.
1) Altai Krai (Slavgorod), May 2022, body 12-13 mm. (something from chernotelok?)

Carabidae

Good afternoon. I ask for help in determining.
1) Rep. Altai, Artybash village (Lake Teletskoye), June 2021, body 12-13 mm.

Melandryidae, Melandrya sp.

Good afternoon, I ask for help in determining.
1) Altai Krai (Slavgorod), May 2022, body 12-13 mm. (something from chernotelok?)

Poecilus (Poecilus) punctulatus (Schaller, 1783)

3) Krasnodrsky Krai, pos. Krasnaya Polyana, April 2014, body 12-13 mm.

Chlaenius (Stenochlaenius) coeruleus (Steven, 1809)

2) Altai Krai, Belokurikha, August 2022, body 16-17 mm. (very similar to Carabus regalis and to Carabus henningi, but much smaller in size, the legs and antennae are brown, the underparts are completely black).

Carabus obovatus

Thank you very much! Now several copies will get the correct labels!

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.

1) Novosibirsk (night, Bugrinskaya grove), July 2022, body length 16-17 mm. (Pterostichus melanarius ???)


2) Novosibirsk region (Kudryashovsky village Council), July 1988, body length 19-20 mm.(Pterostichus niger ???)


3) Novosibirsk, 09.10.2022, body length 6-7 mm.
(Calathus melanocephalus???)


4) Novosibirsk, June 2022, body length 11-12 mm


5) Novosibirsk, September 2021, body length 7-8 mm
. (Agonum versutum???)


The post was edited by kvama - 14.01.2023 07: 56

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.

1) Novosibirsk, August 2021, body length 4 mm.
(Dicheirotrichus cognatus???)


2) Novosibirsk, June 2022 body length 6 mm.
(Dicheirotrichus desertus???)


3) Sochi, June 2013, body length 3-4 mm.

I took additional photos of this instance. I hope that now the defining features are better visible

I also forgot - the photo from the bottom would show the mid-and posterior chest, whether there is a pronounced depression. If available , Anobium punctatum. Here you can view it http://coleonet.de/coleo/texte/anobiini.htm

The post was edited by Elizar - 15.01.2023 00: 38

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.

1) Novosibirsk (night, Bugrinskaya grove), July 2022, body length 16-17 mm. (Pterostichus melanarius ???)


2) Novosibirsk region (Kudryashovsky village Council), July 1988, body length 19-20 mm.(Pterostichus niger ???)


3) Novosibirsk, 09.10.2022, body length 6-7 mm.
(Calathus melanocephalus???)


4) Novosibirsk, June 2022, body length 11-12 mm


5) Novosibirsk, September 2021, body length 7-8 mm
. (Agonum versutum???)

1. yes
2. yes, if radically black, without a metallic sheen
3. yes
4. Poecilus cupreusversicolor
5. most likely yes.

Good afternoon.
I ask for help in determining.

1) Novosibirsk, August 2021, body length 4 mm.
(Dicheirotrichus cognatus???)


2) Novosibirsk, June 2022 body length 6 mm.
(Dicheirotrichus desertus???)


3) Sochi, June 2013, body length 3-4 mm.

1. Acupalpus
2. Badister
3. Something interesting, but you can't see shit.

Good afternoon! Thank you so much for your support!

I continue to organize my collection-I ask for help in identifying new beetles.

1. On the left - Krasnodar Krai, gor. Sochi district, Estosadok village, height 960 m, April 2014, body length 35-36 mm.
On the right - Krasnodar Krai, mountains. Sochi district, Yew-boxwood grove, April 2014., body length 25-26 mm.
(identified as male + female Morimus verecundus???)


2. Novosibirsk region, Berdsk, forest area near the Ob reservoir, June 2014, body thickness 10 mm.
(Mesosa myops???)


3. Left - Novosibirsk, July 2014, body length 13-14 mm.
Right - Novosibirsk, June 2020, body length 16-17 mm.
The left one was identified as Tenebrio molitor, the question on the right individual is larger, darker color, two noticeable depressions on the chest, which the left Tenebrio molito does not have.


4. Novosibirsk, September 2022, body length 12-13 mm
. (Amara???, is it possible to determine up to the species?)


5. Altai Krai, Belokurikha, August 2022, body length 8-9 mm.
(Harpalus latus ???)


6. Novosibirsk region, meadow., July 2012, body length 12-13 mm.

Good afternoon! Thank you so much for your support!
I continue to organize my collection-I ask for help in identifying new beetles.
1. On the left - Krasnodar Krai, gor. Sochi district, Estosadok village, height 960 m, April 2014, body length 35-36 mm.
On the right - Krasnodar Krai, mountains. Sochi district, Yew-boxwood grove, April 2014., body length 25-26 mm.
(identified as male + female Morimus verecundus???)
2. Novosibirsk region, Berdsk, forest area near the Ob reservoir, June 2014, body thickness 10 mm.
(Mesosa myops???)
3. Left - Novosibirsk, July 2014, body length 13-14 mm.
Right - Novosibirsk, June 2020, body length 16-17 mm.
The left one was identified as Tenebrio molitor, the question on the right individual is larger, darker color, two noticeable depressions on the chest, which the left Tenebrio molito does not have.

1.
2.
3 both tenebrio molitor

Please help me identify this bug.
Sphindus dubius ?
Collected in a window trap in the south of the Moscow region in the first half of June.
Length - 2.3 mm.

The post was edited by chebur - 31.01.2023 23: 33

probably Sphindus dubius (Gyllenhal, 1808)

I ask for help with the definition of this oschupnik and two leiodids.
1. Collected in a window trap on an oak tree in the far south of the Moscow region in August.
Length - 1.2 mm.

2. Collected in a window trap on a birch tree in the south of the Moscow region in late May-early June.
Length - 2.5 mm.

3. Collected in a soil trap on the steepened slope of the southern exposure in the extreme south of the Moscow region in the second half of July.
Length-2.3 mm
.

Saratov, May
1.

2. Dorcadion holosericeum?


This post was edited by psih-21.01.2023 23: 34

Saratov, July.
Entomoscelis adonidis?

Agapanthia dahli?


This post was edited by psih-27.01.2023 23: 14

Hello! Please tell me, is this Cantharis rustica? Chisinau neighborhood, May 2, 2022. Thank you in advance!

This post was edited by Radu Kibzi - 29.01.2023 19: 46

  
Hello! Please tell me, is this Cantharis rustica? Chisinau neighborhood, May 2, 2022. Thank you in advance!

No, rather Cantharis obscura

Even with the family I find it difficult. Help.
L-7mm - Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. I was crawling on the grass. 21.05.22

Even with the family I find it difficult. Help.
L-7mm - Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. I was crawling on the grass. 21.05.22

Mycetochara sp.

Hello, please help me with the definition. Sorry for the quality of the photo.
Belarus
https://ibb.co/CK4f8jN
https://ibb.co/QNnhN6D
https://ibb.co/GRVBBGS
https://ibb.co/47DnZTg

Maybe someone knows Khrushchev from Turkey?
Prov. Antalya, roc. Kemer. 11.07.17.
L 25mm

Hello, please help me with the definition. Sorry for the quality of the photo.
Belarus
https://ibb.co/CK4f8jN
https://ibb.co/QNnhN6D
https://ibb.co/GRVBBGS
https://ibb.co/47DnZTg

1 compare with https://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/rus/amafulwa.htm
3. compare with https://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/COLEOPTERA/rus/pteoblek.htm

Thank You

The first one seems to have been identified by Harpalus luteicornis
https://ibb.co/fN12HPB
third yes some Pterostich

The first seems to have identified Harpalus luteicornis the
third yes some kind of Pterostichus

1. I would say H. flavescens (lives on sandy soils, in particular on river alluvium). Check on Isaev, both types are available there.
2. Amara of Bradytus, M. B. A.? consularis
3. yes, P. oblongopunctatus
4. Limodromus (=Platynus) longiventris

This post was edited by Archypus - 02/27/2023 13: 39

Thank You

Hello Evgeny you are right this is 1. Harpalus lengiventris. I made a mistake, I didn't look at the definitions. Based on a photo from the site http://cassidae.uni.wroc.pl/Colpolon/harpa...luteicornis.htm looks like. Isaev also has a longiventry.With Amars it is more difficult, the rest are all true Limodromus lengiventris and Pterostichus oblengopunctatus. Thank you again.

Tell me, please, is this Poecilus cupreus ?
south of the Moscow region, green moss pine forest on the sand, August
length-10.5 mm

Tell me, please, is this Poecilus cupreus ?
south of the Moscow region, green moss pine forest on the sand, August
length-10.5 mm

Trying to identify Poecilus cupreus and Poecilus versicolor from photos is almost hopeless. Moreover, your specimen has a clear pronotum deformity.

The post was edited by Dmitrich - 10.03.2023 10: 42

Tell me, please, is this Poecilus cupreus ?
south of the Moscow region, green moss pine forest on the sand, August
length-10.5 mm

You can see the hind legs. Here's a comparison
https://www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/view.php?ref=81670

You can see the hind legs. Here's a comparison
https://www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/view.php?ref=81670

Thanks! Reshot the back shin. It turns out Poecilus versicolor!

Hi everybody. I haven't visited for a long time. At this point in my life, I only started getting out of bed three days ago, because on New Year's eve I fell from a height and broke my fifth lumbar vertebra, two ribs and both shoulder blades. (Sorry for the flood, sad as it may be).
In short, on the windowsill in a Moscow apartment, I just somehow took off a leatherhead on a finished soap dish. The length is about 3 millimeters, no more.

This isn't Attagenus smirnovi, is it? "it's too dark and too small..."
Can't there be an Attagenus unicolor?
I can't think of anything else. At least you didn't make a mistake with Rod?

Hi everybody. I haven't visited for a long time. At this point in my life, I only started getting out of bed three days ago, because on New Year's eve I fell from a height and broke my fifth lumbar vertebra, two ribs and both shoulder blades. (Sorry for the flood, sad as it may be).
In short, on the windowsill in a Moscow apartment, I just somehow took off a leatherhead on a finished soap dish. The length is about 3 millimeters, no more.

This isn't Attagenus smirnovi, is it? "it's too dark and too small..."
Can't there be an Attagenus unicolor?
I can't think of anything else. At least you didn't make a mistake with Rod?

Attagenus smirnovi in person

Can you tell me if this is Stomis pumpicatus ?
Moscow, swampy deciduous forest, in a rotten birch log, end of September
length-7.5 mm

Can you tell me if this is Stomis pumpicatus ?
Moscow, swampy deciduous forest, in a rotten birch log, end of September
length-7.5 mm

Please see if I have identified these Tetropium correctly.
Collected on spruce trees in the south of the Moscow region in June.
1. Tetropium fuscum ?

2. Tetropium castaneum ?